A Saturday Morning Look At The Odds For Tonight's SNME Episode (1/11/25)

The BetOnline Sportsbook has been taking bets on the four matches scheduled to take place on WWE Saturday Night's Main Event from the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah later.

As usual, I have made regular visits to the markets - and shall continue to do so - through to the start of tonight's episode.

In this post, I'll cover all of the matches and point out how each selection's odds have changed along the way.

WWE Women's Championship

The odds for a newly-heel Jade Cargill to get a win over WWE Women's Champion - Tiffany Stratton - are very short.

As you'll see below, the challenger is currently a -1,500 favourite. She had moved into that number a day after I noticed her being offered at -800.

Those looking for Tiffany Stratton to successfully defend her title will find her at +600, which is up from the earliest price I have of +425.

WWE Intercontinental Championship

The Stratton .vs. Cargill market was published at the same time as the one for the triple threat match which will see Dominik Mysterio defend against Rusev and Penta.

Mysterio was a -2,000 favourite when I first began following the betting early on Wednesday morning. His price has since fallen into -2,500.

Both challengers can currently be found at +500 each. Penta has stalled at that number since midweek. Rusev, on the other hand, was +450 but drifted out when Mysterio's price was moved in.

Undisputed WWE Championship

Going by the betting, it looks like there are punters out there gambling (hoping for) Drew McIntyre to get a win over the current Undisputed WWE Champion - Cody Rhodes.

That's because Rhodes' opponent fell from +400 into +300 across this week. 

With McIntyre's price slowly coming in, the oddsmakers have moved their favourite up from -700 to -500 in this period.

World Heavyweight Championship

Unless there are some shenanigans, the World Heavyweight Championship will have a new owner tonight.

With the strap vacated by Seth Rollins last month, the course of recent WWE storytelling led to to CM Punk and Jey Uso as the two men set to do battle for it. 

BetOnline informed me of the market's existence in an email at 6:36PM BST on  Wednesday 22nd October. At the time the mail was sent, I was told CM Punk was an -800 favourite to Uso's +425. However, when I first visited the website for myself - a little over an hour later - I noticed that Uso's price as the underdog had shortened into +200 while Punk's had moved up to -300.

I caught the favourite's odds fall a couple of times with a drop into -400 recorded on Friday 24th October and then a move into -500 three days later.

Jey Uso's odds rose from the +200 to +300 following those occasions his opponent appeared to have been backed. 

The most recent price adjustments made to this market were noticed yesterday when the price for Uso to once again win the title were brought back into +250 while Punk returned to -400.

I'll be back with at least one more update ahead of showtime. 

Due to our clocks changing almost a week ago, this is one of those periods where my tables are a bit peculiar because some of the times are in BST while the rest are in GMT. Anything on and after October 26th are in GMT. Anything before are BST.

All of the current odds can be viewed on BETONLINE'S WWE BETTING PAGE